sovnade

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by sovnade 5y ago
Yeah that's like getting your entire family to switch over from facebook to something else less awful - good luck. Oh, and then getting all of THEIR connections to also download another messaging app. And so forth. And I think the pric
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by sovnade 5y ago
Yes they're free. I haven't paid for an antigen test or PCR test and I've had probably half a dozen of each.
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by sovnade 5y ago
Because one of the options you stated (waiting in line) isn't even an option in a lot of areas. This specific scenario has nothing to do with market theory. It's a combination of regulation, subsidization, and infrastructure. We&#
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by sovnade 5y ago
Yeah, same reason there's no imessage on the web like there is for android. I don't like it, but that doesn't mean there's a great workaround.
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by sovnade 5y ago
If you haven't been for a covid test lately, especially in a populated area, things have changed significantly. Lines are 4-12 hours long and often run out of tests before they can get to everyone. There are no appointments available.
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by sovnade 5y ago
I doubt it...my wife just traveled in December and she had to show results from an actual testing company or hospital. I don't think they would accept a photo from a home test? That seems ridiculously easy to fake - both the result, an
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by sovnade 5y ago
It's crappy but it turns the entire imessage group chat into regular SMS group chat. I have an iphone now because the rest of my family does and they didn't want to lose imessage functionality by having me in the group chat.
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by sovnade 5y ago
Are we really talking about China promoting competition in the context of search results?
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by sovnade 5y ago
Yeah I feel like I'd have to artificially push my head back an uncomfortable distance to keep it against the headrest. Looking into getting a 3 or a Y next year myself.
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by sovnade 5y ago
Also it's very easy to get blacklisted if you scrape too often or too quickly. You definitely have to be "polite" about it.
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by sovnade 5y ago
Yeah sorry, got the sensors mixed up. But going visual-only seems to be quite the handicap. I think other makers are going to have an edge over tesla if they keep radar. It was publicly known that Musk was personally involved with requiring
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by sovnade 5y ago
https://www.loopinsight.com/2021/12/13/drive-around-san-jose...
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by sovnade 5y ago
It's 100% not ready. There's so many videos people are posting about it nearly hitting pedestrians, going the wrong way down a 1 way, nearly going straight into a curb, etc - all of these only stopped by the driver quickly grabbin
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by sovnade 5y ago
The average commute is 25 miles round-trip. Less than 2% drive > 100 miles a day, and far less than 1% drive 150+ miles. Most EVs have a 300+ mile range with several pushing 350. It would work as a commuting car for 99% of the population
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by sovnade 5y ago
The author also failed to say anything positive about electric motors. Considering a stock-off-the-lot tesla can absolutely rip a hellcat in a race, you'd think these guys would be all for it.
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by sovnade 5y ago
It sounds like journalism is achieving its goal - getting more clicks. Like you said, everyone clicked it and read it. Not sure what the solution is when the only way for these outlets to stay afloat is to get more and more clicks.
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by sovnade 5y ago
I've seen this number given before but I have literally never seen someone get a sunburn through a t-shirt. I've seen plenty of people with awful, terrible, red, peeling burns that required a trip to urgent care on their arms, and
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by sovnade 5y ago
Doesn't it have to be changed in some way? Changing the storage format doesn't change the actual work. I assume you're talking about the Fair Use clause where something has to be different enough from the original to be re-cl
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by sovnade 5y ago
But there's plenty of things made 10 years ago that are still very relevant and still generating money for the creators. I think that's the concern.
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by sovnade 5y ago
But this is the goal, and it works. The people who own the media don't want wages to go up. Lobbyists, anti-union groups, etc...it's much easier to get 2 lower income people mad at each other than to justify their own income to th
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by sovnade 5y ago
Tying minimum wage to productivity never made sense to me. Obviously as technology progresses, productivity would increase. There wouldn't be an incentive to invest in productivity-increasing tech if it was directly offset by wage incr
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by sovnade 5y ago
I don't see an issue with 1080 on 14", but having double pixel density (like retina) really makes using it a much better experience.
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by sovnade 5y ago
New features always show up in higher end cars first. Economies of scale eventually work out and it trickles down to even the lowest trim. I don't have the numbers but it seems like more cars than not nowadays have things like backup c
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by sovnade 5y ago
Because we can borrow money at an interest rate lower than inflation. Most other countries with a AAA credit rating can also, even if they're not on USD. But this is a result of the pandemic and shouldn't be taken as a direct indi
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by sovnade 5y ago
Am I reading the conclusion correctly that people who were infected with some strain of COVID and received two doses of the vaccine fared better against future variants than people who only received the vaccine?
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by sovnade 5y ago
BestBuy - And I think they even hijacked DNS and rerouted you to the higher priced site if you were on their guest wifi in store.
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by sovnade 5y ago
The passengers re-taking the third plane was a stroke of luck. That flight was actually delayed long enough that passengers were making phone calls to friends and family and heard that the first plane (or two) had already crashed, so they k
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by sovnade 5y ago
Joe's interviews with some people are excellent. He more or less lets them talk for an hour straight, something they probably rarely get to do. It gives you much more insight into a person than a quick 2 minute TV interview or sound by
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by sovnade 5y ago
Ooh I like this idea. Going to look into CookiesAutoDelete. Thank you!
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by sovnade 5y ago
Even at an inflated rate of $50 per 1000 impressions (which is higher than most broadcast TV charges), $20 should let you bypass 400 commercials. It doesn't seem unreasonable to me.

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